Event Title
Data as Power
Location
Morgantown, WV
Start Date
26-2-2021 9:30 AM
End Date
6-2-2021 10:45 AM
Description
A single datum in isolation reveals relatively little about issues big and small. However, in aggregate, data can be an incredibly powerful tool of problem-solving, issue spotting, and even prediction. Data has the power to improve our classrooms, country, and world. But, with this power comes a scalable risk that the power with being misdirected or even abused. This panel will discuss the wide applications of computer-generated data, artificial intelligence, and legislative and regulatory oversight and other ethical duties to keep this power in check.
Data as Power
Morgantown, WV
A single datum in isolation reveals relatively little about issues big and small. However, in aggregate, data can be an incredibly powerful tool of problem-solving, issue spotting, and even prediction. Data has the power to improve our classrooms, country, and world. But, with this power comes a scalable risk that the power with being misdirected or even abused. This panel will discuss the wide applications of computer-generated data, artificial intelligence, and legislative and regulatory oversight and other ethical duties to keep this power in check.
Comments
Introduction by Samuel Burkhardt, Associate Editor, West Virginia Law Review Volume 123.
Moderated by Anne Marie Lofaso, Arthur B. Hodges Professor of Law at West Virginia University College of Law.